MUMBAI, India, July 24 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202611065587 A) filed by Dr. Anil Kumar Menaria; Dr. Narendra Singh Ranawat; Dr Sandeep Awachar; Dr. Kamini Gour; Hanumantu Krishna Murty Dora; Dr. Roja Ba; Battu Deepa; Dr Arun P; and Mr. Roshan Nayak on May 25, 2026, for Nanotechnology Based Sensors For Monitoring Soil Quality And Maintaining Health Of Agricultural Plants.
Inventors include Dr. Anil Kumar Menaria; Dr. Narendra Singh Ranawat; Dr Sandeep Awachar; Dr. Kamini Gour; Hanumantu Krishna Murty Dora; Dr. Roja Ba; Battu Deepa; Dr Arun P; and Mr. Roshan Nayak.
The application for the patent was published on July 17, 2026, under issue no. 29/2026.
Abstract: The present invention relates to the development of the fast growth of nanotechnology brings a wide range of opportunities in the modern agricultural industry due to the creation of extremely sensitive nano sensors. In this abstract, an attempt is made to show how these sensors can be used for the continuous monitoring of various important soil quality parameters like moisture content, pH balance, and presence of nutrients. By ensuring accurate measurements on a molecular level, the sensors provide an opportunity for timely intervention to improve the necessary soil conditions. Moreover, the devices help detect pathogens, pesticides, and other physiological indicators to ensure that plants stay healthy. Using these advanced sensing technologies greatly contributes to higher efficiency of resources and decreases environmental damage as well as need for chemicals. Thus, nano sensors help grow more crops, thereby guaranteeing global food security. FIG.1
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